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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-15
Iron Mine Sold.

CHICAGO, March IA special from
hurley, Wis. says the rumor OF the sale OF
ne Ashland Iron Mine at Ironwood, Mich,
ny been confirmed. 3t,
Tue ssle of the controlling interest has
SSea made to the Penokes and Geogebic
osveIoping Company, which owns the
SS!eorated Colby nine! Charles L. Colby,
resident Of the Wisconsin Central Bail.
Sad = Company, ID also made President Of
oe a. AaGlsnd n% Company Y, y
>y Ihe Colby, Ashland and Tilden mines
caoldaesdi GoSy atsf WITH se capital stock
S&t5Ooo.oaO. The price paid ior the Ash
Iaa Ia was on tho baeis Of $l;500,00o. The
nsnet owners retain several thousand
wares Of the stock, and E. 0. Hayes is
sa sade General Manager for the ensuing
::ss :sas. This is the largest cash transaction
'H mato in Geogebic mining property.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-15
IN Iron Orc Combinn,iou.

!. CHICAGO, March l4.-An iron combina-
Soa sbeing formed witha a view ofpurchas.
.Is ~ and controlling all the iron deposits
@S',G,anada. The Central Ontario railway
W. SNh Its iron interests Is to be part OF
@e sss combination md the intention is to
.h!nd ..ht!end 1t one hundred and fifty miles
I;,fGagh s;,f the iron district 10 junction
NJ the Canadian Pacific railroad at Lake
SS1psasng Senator Payne. Stephen Som
.e' rss. E.astus Wiman and other promi-
i.,as,e as capitalists are understood TO be In
"'ea!ed in tho scheme. :; fa77i iS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-15

CuloAao, March l4.-A Joliet, ILL.,, spe-
cial Gays: The Joliet, Aurora & Northern
Railway, owned by Messrs. NJ. Q. 4 E. E.
Wood, OF Chicago, and Il. Il. Evans and
D. Robertson, OF Joliet, haa boen sold to
Dre1el, Morgan 4 Co., Of Now York city.
All OF the late stockholders except E. E.
Wood will retire. It is stated that the
purchase price for tho twenty-five miles
now in operation is in the vicinity Of $780,
900. The purchasers are understood to
represent tho Chicago, Milwaukee and st.
Paul people, under which corporation the
Joliet, Aurora 4 Northern Railroad will
be extended 100 miles north Of Aurora,
where it will tap that system. The new
road will also be extended eastward from
this place to, Valparaiso, Ind, where it
will tap the Pennsylvania and Grand
Trunk lines. These exteraions are to be
constructed this year and surveyors are
now in the city making surveys in the d.
rectlon Of Valparaiso. The Chicago,
Santa Fe, & Colorado Railroad is also asso.
ciated in the aforementioned deal, it's
President, Norman Williams, having acted
as agent for Drexel, Morgan l. Go. in the
transler which was made at Chicago. g
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-15
TIE ATCaISoN ROAD
And Its Connection with tho Baltimore l.
\ Ohio Knilrond Denl. -

And Its Connection with tho Baltimore L.
h Ohio Railroad Denl.
/ ST. LOUIS, March 1.-THE Republican
to,day says: A railroad official whose con.
nection with the Nav York and Boston
end Of certain trans.Missiasippi roads
gives him most excellent opportunities to
know what ia going on behind the cur.
ts!n, said last night that no one need be
if, whsn the smoke of the Balti.
more Il Ohio is cleared away, the Atch;-
son, Topeka 4 Santa Fs is found to bs
the owner. ~ SSf..-.i,,t ~ e.7s 5sIl5 .zgr
He said 1t WAS no secret that the Atchi-
son used its intluencein in Mr.. CARROTS ia.
vor when the Arthur Kill Bridge bill was
pending, and that the euccsss Of that mea-
sure was due largely to the Atchison's
efforts. It was asserted by this gentleman
that negotiations have been pending ba.
tween the Atchison and the Baltimore
officials for more than six months; and
that the hitch in the :desl last week was
wholly due to the Gould party, who
wanted to defeat it because the Missouri
Pacific did not like the idea OF its most
powerful and energetic rival controlling
a continuous line OF road from ocean to
ocean. 's5 y HT=5 ~ ssst -ao - q
Tho Atchiuons plan was, it seems, to Sc.
cure the B. 4 0. through the Richmond
Terminal Company, so that 1t could per.
1ect Its plans Tor reaching Staten Island
under cover, but the uncovering of the
scheme will not defeat the original pur-
poso. The contractors are pledged to have
the Chicago extension OF the Atchison
completed by May, 1881, and work on tho
Arthur Kill bridge will bo begun. this
spring, and the structure completed before
the;year is out. This would leave the
link between Philadelphia and the bridge
to cover, which could very easily be done
hy,the time Chicago is reached from the
West, when the Atchison would have a
continuous line Of its own between San
,Frencieco and NewdY York, much shorter
than any other transcontinental route.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-15

At Columbua, o., Adam Hauk shot his
Vile with shotgun, inaicting fatal inju-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-25
The FIour susput.

MINNEAPOLIS. Misr.. August "a
The Northwestern Miller says: The
mills again made a good showing last
week, Notwithstanding The low water.
Steam was potent fsctor Ia this re.
cult. Eighteen mills made l40,460
barrels 81 -four for the week-aversp
ing 23,4l0 barrels dsilt-sRainst 139,.
800 barrels ihs previous week, and
79.4S0 for the CORES pondirg time in
1885. Nearly 90 per cent. Of the pro.
duction was by two firms. There are
nov nineteen mills In operation.
They continue 10 be handicapped by q
shortage OF power, though by the help
a steam about $500 barrels are
turned out daily. tbs water yester-
day was the lowest OF any time yet.
No relief can he CT psct. 4 from the gov
erumsnt reservoirs. There is an active
demand Tor -four, Eastern buyers
wishing TO stock mp with the article
ground from old wheat, and the mills
with . liberal quantity Of orders
booked are being crowded a. much a.
possible. Exports last week were 81.
400 barrels. Receipts-wh,at, 447 ,440
bushels. Shipmebts-wheat, 17l,94O
bushels; -four. 49,, 87s barrels; mill
stuff, 1878 tons. Wheat In store here,
$3.50, s4s bushels; at Duluth, l ,028 III
bushels; at II. Paul, 30 900 bushels.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

MsNPBs Steam Laundry, 224 % 81.
A CHEAP line iron and slate msntels,
also CRATE front and fendere, nj Gabay's
" Won want all pine lumber call on
Bhnkley Lumber Company, l24 JEFF.
iereon street.
500 cords Of wood Riveu away by
persons hauling u, at Woo dIuf Lum.
Der Company's mills.
Go TO p. Cunpipgham's wagon fac.
tory, corner Dseoto and Monroe
streets, 10 order your drays.
COLLECTIONS In city and country
PROMPTLY attended 10 by THE yNO.
III LEN0W LAW AND COLLECT.
INC AGENCY, No. 2s7 Main street,
Memphis, Tenn.
STANLEY n ANDKRsos, funeral dir.
ectom and embalmers, 90 Madison
street, are fully prepared 10 furnish
chairs a. residences, " hen ordered, for
the accommodation OF friends.
The grading Of the Kerrville Fail
Ground track will be- let 10 lowest
sealed bidder, on Saturday, August
9Th at Kervile. About 2400 cubic
yards to move. Reserve the right "a
reject any, OF all bids.
Dos'r buy Steam Engines, Gins
Feeders, CoEdensers, Cotton Presses,
Cotton Elevator Fane, and other Ma
chlnery, before seeing Woods &Woods
S32 Second street. They keep thess
goods IN stock, and can ship or shori
notice.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAI--THURsDAY AUGUST o. 1887.

md ianuy and some othsrs.G A
nsjeslsy -ef -the -aheve- nAmad eame
away In q special car. The gentlemen
came homs, but the ladies' and chill.
dren stopped ct different places, Ash.
Vile, Tste Springs and elsewhere, and
some OF them will stop st Monte Sano
before they reach home.
WILLIAM DARwEs, Of Birmingham,
ENGLAND, arrived In the city . few
days ago on visit TO his old friend
and former playmate, H, O. Wilton,
OF No. 1882 Jefferson street extended.
He expresses himself as delighted
with America and it's people, aud Is
very fsvorably impressed with their
progressive modes oil business. Mr..
DMwen lie connected with q large
brass, sheet and wire mandatory In
Birmingham.
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THE ILLIsOIs CEN ,RAL BRANCH
Arrival 81 the survey Ing Party
nsuts % me Proposed Bsad.

The. surveying patty beaded by
Engineer q. II. Thrupp, placed In the
fed by the Illinois Central railroad,
reached the city yesterday morning
They reached Raleigh Saturday, and
pitched their tents for camp until
Tuesday, when their task was again
taken mp and rapidly completed. An
APPEAL reporter mel one Of the party
10 the person Of Mr.. VS.. Jarrett,
yesterday, and learned everything
d. flnite about the branch line that
could be made known. Beginning at
Jackson, the road will be run TO
Brownsville, where II crosses the Louis.
vile and Nashville. From that point II
occupies middle ground between the
Louisville and Nashville and Chess.
peake and Ohio, entering the city jusl
north Of the New Raleigh ,oad. Brink.
ley street viii he occupied 10 the
Chesapeake and OHIO tracks beyond
the waterworks. over which tbs ILL
nois Central trains will reach tbs I'm.
Ion depot Mr.. Jarrett said the sur
vey Just completed Was merely prelim-
mary, and the maps, proAlts and
estimated cost Of tbs extension would
not be ready for q month. Ga the
latter consideration hinges the con
struction Of the road, but the gentle
man 10 firmly Inclined TO tho belle
that II will be built.
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PfRsUNALS.

CnIxnxAL CouRr CLERK CArrR has
returned.
Mrs, LIZZIE DAvIDs 10 visiting friends
Q. Mu,c Atine, Ia.
MHs. JoH p. OARnr and children are
spendiDg the summer In Davenport,
Iowa.
Il W. HUNTER, Of Hunter Bros, 90.
oompsnied by his vile, left last night
for New York, via Old Point Comfort.
The Hos. Jas. II wArsos, one Of the
attorneys OF the giea, aid and Route.
left Tor Sardis, MISS. on business last
night.
J. l. FRnsr has returned AZ or 0 three
months sDurn with his parents In
Germany and travelling through EGG.
land aud France.
CoL NIKE GARvs. the handsome
man Of Tia. County Cont Clerks OF.
hce, lett lest night for Estell Springs,
Middle .Tennsssse.
J. l.. Pirrs, Of thu Tennessee Mid.
and railroad; W. II Youug and vile,
Huntsville, Ala ; J. J. Oafirsy, Little
Rock, Ark aud Il w. LeBesume, ST.
Lone, Mo, arr registered al Gaston's
Ma. K. RoeAs1sD and Miss Cav
Shelton, OF Court street, returned last
nlsht from White Sulphur SPRING.
Hardin county, Tenn. Their 9, Iiurn
a Ave weeks at the favorite resort
was mort delightful and ben, fetal.
On J. L. VAUGHAN, an old resident
Of Memphis, who left hero before the
war, aud has been living In Arkansa,
and Oalif rnia, has returned, pgain Il
r.ke bis home In this city. HIS son
W II. Vaughan, . lawyer. will also To-
cate here.
JANIS 4 BRAsSkN, an altache o.
the Tart Etehspge, was married ut
o'clock last EVENING 10 Miss Annie A
Flynn nj II Pstrick's Ohurch, In IN,
presence a large audience. An Gle
CANT repast and reception followed tn
ceremony
Miss CLAunIsn Burr, Of Baior
R,uge, La, Col james Y. Stokes ans
Col W. 4. Mc0ehee, Of Terrene
Mrs; T. y. Binnie, Of Muscatine
Iowa; X. o Beknsp, Of :Ksnsas City
Harry N, De wait and ]. A. David
OF New York, are At the Peabody.
J. y POLAND. II Boston, X. ]. Al
exsndcr, Of New York; l.. \. Rosen
haum, OF Louisville, XVII. w. Tru
cit aud vile, a New Odeaus, Jane
AlcJtp, Il Mississippi; I. Il Lick
wood, Of Kansas d,y, ard ". Becker
Of 81. Louis,sre sloppiog at the Gay o.
Hotel.
J.. O. HunpAnp, Of Frankfort, XIV
til sneaver. a siafkville, Mrs; h
W. Gowdy and vie. 81 H. Geld, IN
J n MosVly, Y q. R'gliah and ]. p
Barge and " r., Of Missiseippi; q. II
OByrne, Il CinclnnAii. o., and J D
Bp,to. Of PsorIa, ILL.,, are at Duny'
Holel.
vIroRi on Change yesterday J
W. Farmer. Conway, AK; A. J
wigltsworth, Nsrianpa Ark NJ. A
Hailowell aud w. y. Mitchell. Collier
vile, Tnn.; q. W, Smith, Brming
ham. Ala; 4. l.. Block. Afkansas; J
W. Brown and w. ID Taylor, Browne
vile, Tenn; T. W. Steele, Florida.
MANY or quito 100 people iron
Memphis we're nj Morehead City TIL
summer, but most OF them have de
parted. Among the number VIII,
came away are OIL. X II Snowder
and ismiiy, W. b. Mallory and family
W y. Bethel and family, Mrs. VIM
x Hunt Ms. NJ. l.. selden, Mrs
George Phelan, Mr.. James Graham
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GARDstR, ILL, Augut H-The
excitement here over tho BAbcock
murder has pretty much cub.
sided. Mrs Dodge waived a hear.
lng today and was held In $1,000 bail
4 Y appearance before th- grand jnry
The action a her attorneys la waiv-
ing he. ring Ia said 70 be- due 70 nm
arrangement with B,bccck's friend,
In order 10 tupprcss the defense she
would u'g. This prpc ioAlly te,tles
the mysterious murder OF Babcock,
aud II 10 very doubtiul II Gnytbine
iuriher will ever be done In the
mstter.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-25
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The grand concert al Jackson
Mound PSrk last night wns an enor.
mou. success In every tense Of the
word.
The cool snsp has operated 10 the
advsntsss Of the police, only q halt
dot,n arrests being made up 10 IL
O'clock.
3 rvosat Emmanuel church, No.
2b4 Third street, Thurdsy evening nj
8 O'Clock. The Rsv. DR.. Bu'ford will
preach. oOms everybody and hear
him.
Frank Pinkerton series Of new
books, thee new ones by Mrs. Holm ee
and File ia, sequel TO File lis, By
Gaberial, All In 20 cents series al
hansior1's.
-Ande'eon Connolly, with HE 90.
rious charge II mayhem, came up be.
lore Rec lfder Barry yesterday and was
fined $50 Tor the city and bound over
W The Htaie
The hrst bale Of rev cotton from
BrowDsvills, Haywood county, Tenn
was received here yesterday by q. r.
Hunt q Co, tue shippers being J
Levy a Bro.
M. Burke aud wife 10 X ,sa Rosen.
helm, lots z, 3 and IL, OF srant5rs
subdivisioo, corner ri Main street and
Lane avenue, tor i74s, was the only
deed recorded yesterday.
1t was report d 20 the roll CO wee.
terday tina, Howard NJ lsely, VITO was
cut Tnesds uiebt by Jsiry Ramsey.
had died from h,s wounds. A search
revealed that MDeely was up and
around.
The hret new bale from woodrutl
county, Ark has beer 2 ctiyed by N.
q. PeaIcs a u. from Messfn. sallnRa,
A Krolii clt'ou plabtaiion, which arm
Ia one Of the largest shippers TO our
market.
-Marrisee licenses we're ifsued wee.
tsrday 10 tbs following parlies, X. n.
Moore 10 Miss Minnie De Roaob, II,
q. Jonee 10 Mies l. II. Llmb, Fayette
Block 10 Mics Bettie Jtli rsnn, Calyen
Keh 10 Ma Nancy Goodcon.
John Tue, M sged blind man.
vm a the saiion house yesterday
without money and GA entire ftrapger,
On the lapel 81 bis tattered ans fsded
coat wac rod badge with the words;
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EXT Confederate soldier entscky.
This he obtained u the Ooniedefats
reunion ct Dallas. Tex, . few days
sipce. He VS. . member Of the
Twelfth Kentucky regiment Of Gen.
Forests command. His homo 10 Of
Fort Worth, Tex.
by an oversight We failed 10 note
. few days ago that Meesrs. Pearce q
o.. had received . new bale from
Upton county, Tenn, shipped by
Steve Ellis, colored, on J. T. Hunts
plan adon at Richardson's Landing,
Tenn. Also. the second bale from
Oovipgtop, Tenn, shipped by E. e.
Smith.
The Arst barrel oil new crop Louis-
lana molssses was received yesterday
ny j. M. Williams, via the Louisville,
New Orleans and Texas railroad, from
Zaherbier 4 Behan, New Ofleane.
This ,s about ten days earlier than last
season. The barrel will be sold vt
auction In front Of the MeIohants' EK.
change o. IL 80 Q m. today.
"A short time ago Mrs. 8. L. FIack
eued W. X Evsrs on q note before
Justice Holeman and got judgment
for the principal, $l96, and 8 per cent.
interest since 1885. After this jodg-
ment was rendered Evars brought
suit sesiust Mrs. Flack for $3.50,
which he claims to have paid her ss
usurious interest on the note since
1885.
Tho following dispatch from
Greenwood, Mics, was received last
evening BY A. j. Knapp, general
freight sgent OF the Mississippi and
Tennessee railroad: "Steamer Ike
Bonhsm, our Tsllshatchie river con.
nectlon, arrived with q bale Of new
cotton, account Of Jerry Robinson, and
shipped to Hill. Fontsine 4 90. II
gots forward tomorrow"
Tho residence Of Mr.. Greenlsw,
No 4Ss Beale street, was entered last
night bv an unknown thief, who 10.
cur,d t25. The robbery occurred
while tic family were absent at the
artesisn we'll on Court street. En-.
trance was elected through q window
and the money taken from underneath
the mattress. Capt. Hackett exam
iued the premises and 10 inclined TO
the belief that . woman did the deed.
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FRISCO waEAr MARKET.
The Local Msrset Continues 90 He
Great Enig ma.


SAS FRANcIsoo, CAL, August a.
The local wheat mrket continues to
be a. great an enigma as Q! any time
since the clooing Of the call board on
August Let. Values continue to stead.
lily decline, with very slight outward
trading or signs Of excitement. After
Q cessation Of business for nineteen
days the call board resumed Ito session
last Monday morning. Operators were
timid In putting out wheat options,
and businees In that line was almost
nominal the first day. There was but
one seller, 81 cents, the contract beips
81 48 per GENITAL ct the morni. g,ses.
sion. Tuesday there we're three sales
of 100 tons each, at rsage Of 81 A 10
u 40. This morning the figures br
like options ranged from 81 37A
at the opening to 81 35S at
the close, showing q decline Of
about ~ Per ton In q single day.
In the afternoon not Q single trade
ives recorded, and the highest price
offered was 81 30, with offerings at
81 35. Despite this great break In
prices no failures are reported, although
the fact is we'll established that tho
holdings Of wheat BY the former bull
clique are enormous, but there Ia no
sigu Of their weakening their hold
upon grain purchased At figures vsrv-
ing frsm 81 toto 81 III. John W.
Mackay, who has bren frequently
named rs the chief holder VI wheat,
will make no public statement beyond
IeiterstiDg what he declared few
days ago, namely: Tbat he has no
personal interest OF any character In
the wheat market. The bear traders
claim that priceI will have TO drop to
shout u 20 per GENITAL for shipment to
Liyerpool,
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A reusg nes's Cssb.

A movement has been insusurated
looking 10 the organls ,iion Of . Young
Mems Democratic Club In Memphis.
II 4, the purpose 10 nod q meeting
next Monday night. II 10 hoped to
bring The young men Of the city into
this organisation, In order that. thus
combined, they may insist In
the reception u Ps,ident Oleve-
land. II 10 the intention Of
the promotes TO make the
orRsniEa lon permanent. Tie limits
Of sgs will be twenty -one and thirty
6vs. A pap,r Ia now passing for tig.
ma ures aud. though this project was
MOI taken up until yesterday afternoon,
a large Bumh-r huvs been terurod.
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ayrup sf Ffss,

Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup Company, Ban ffsncisco,
tai, 10 ne ure's o~n tue laxative. II
is tina most eWlly tsken and the most
pleasantly affective remedy known TO
cleanse the system whom bilious or
costive, TO d'spel headaches. colds and
ievarr, 10 cure hshiiual constipation,
indig stion, ,tc. fir sale Ia 80 cent
aud 81 bot lee by II J. Heis,er, and
all leading druggists Var viret q
o., q. W. Joprs q 90, W. N. VIII.
keron a 90. Mansfield a %. have
zen appointed Wholesale agents q,
Memphls
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-25
ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY.
jackson nsssa PARA usder Eiee.
trio Lights.
Notice change Of Days Of Concerts In
Future;
WEDNESDAY NIGHTS.
FRIDAY AFTERNOONS AND NIGHTS.
SUNDAY AFTERNOONS AND NIGHTS.
ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY
WEDNESDAY NIGHTS.
TEXAS pesi.s.

A cor los' jus, srr.' cd aud mus, be
sold within the mex, Two daye Thsse
are eli good stock and mostly hroken.
v. A. JONES a co.
No. AoNfoe atfs.l
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gostSu unshess

Excursion On mt-.esrt, Kansas, Arb
sssss aud texas.
On August 29lh, S0lh, and 3lst, the
X. u, \. and NJ. X. X. (Gui Rout, J
will sell round trip ticies TO all poin Q
In Arkansas and Texes and all points
on this line south "a r.. sco,t, KAnsss,
a, half fare. tickets good thirty days,
with stop over privileges.
II y. ELLIS,
Ticket Agent. n Msdiioh Street,
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Cy\A

MA And reliable Medicines ara
wv the best TO depend upon
Ackcrs Blood Elixir has been pro
acribod Tor years for al lmpuritiee %
the Blood. In every form OF Scrufu-
lous, Syphilitic or Mcrvurial Diseases
ID n Invaluable For hheuinsssn,
has no equal
RKHKBRr and DBRENTz 4 co.
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n,is.r. ,,,. asa s..h,s. cs.

Make tho celebrs'ed Milburn Eollpae
Huller Gin, and keep thom, ~ilh FsI a.
efa snd Ocndenscrs, always on hand
Tor prompt delivery. Hayu them quote
you priced.
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m,Issrs eis ana nsehise 90.

Have on hand, ready Tor prompt de-
livery, Engines, Boilers and fittings,
Gins, Feeder Condenseru. Hydraulic
Colton Pres.es, and everything per.
taihing 10 a fret Glars Ginning outfit
Write them bel r. YOU purchase.
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ATTENTION 10 called 10 sale OF q very
desirable house by r. J. Black a 90.
The present owner intends leav ny
the city, and ofiers II at q great bar
gain.
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.py.ins asa CI..a,ss.

Ladies' and gents clothes cleaned or
dyed In any color, also hid gloves,
ostrich feathers, and lace curtains, by
Louis Relge, bs jefferson street, Mem
phls, Tenn. GNods recsived bv express.
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oyERros A GposynsoR cfr the
etofsh Yue No. 800 Trout street, nov
ocoupied by Porter q MAorea, for rent
lrom September LEI.
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70, So and u per rd days American fi piss' y
Tor day. first class Restaurant In the
HOTEL; M: DUFFY 40 years with Pea
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oyrnrex 4 GnosvrsoR offer IN, :.slore-
houss No. 80 Font street, now occu.
pied by Porter A Maorea, for rent
from September let
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CommodIous hotel, centrally To-
Gated In the city.
Is ss. .Ia.S l..
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~ REMOVED nv THK usx OF cocoAIrs.
And Il stimulates and promotes the
growth OF the hair.
Burneii'a Flavoring ext,Hcls aro he
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